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Dormaa Locals Slam Kofi Adoma’s Wife Over Controversial Remarks About Chief

A storm has erupted in Dormaa after the wife of journalist Kofi Adoma, Miracle Adoma, publicly criticized the Dormaahene, Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Dr Nana Freduah Agyemang Badu II, for his handling of her husband's shooting incident. At a press conference on March 13, 2025, Miracle expressed her disappointment over the chief's lack of support for Kofi after the incident at the Kwafie festival. She mentioned that the Dormaahene had not reached out to check on Kofi's condition or contributed to his medical treatment.Her comments quickly sparked outrage among Dormaa natives, who took to TikTok to voice their displeasure, accusing her of disrespecting their chief. The video, showing locals calling out Miracle for her remarks, went viral, garnering thousands of views and reactions online. Many social media users expressed disappointment, with some claiming that the incident embarrassed the people of Dormaa.Meanwhile, Kofi […]

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Govt to Scrap E-Levy and COVID Levy in 2025 Budget

The government of Ghana has confirmed that it will abolish both the E-Levy and the COVID Levy in the upcoming 2025 budget, which will be presented on March 11, 2025. Felix Kwakye Ofosu, the Minister of State for Government Communications, shared this development during a press briefing in Accra on March 10. These changes are part of the government’s 120-day Social Contract, which includes 26 key pledges aimed at revitalizing the economy and easing the financial burden on citizens.In addition to scrapping the levies, the government is also planning a review of taxes and levies on vehicles and equipment imported for industrial and agricultural purposes. Other significant promises include launching the 24-Hour Economy Policy, introducing a ‘No-Academic-Fee’ policy for all first-year public tertiary students, and establishing a Women’s Development Bank. Furthermore, job creation initiatives are a priority within the budget.Ofosu […]

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Tragic Train Accident Claims Woman’s Life in Kpone-Katamanso

A 32-year-old woman, Yahaya Jamila, lost her life in a devastating train accident at Bediako, Kpone-Katamanso, along the Tema-Mpakadan Railway Line.Eyewitnesses report that Jamila was crossing the tracks with a toddler when the accident occurred. Some suggest the child may have wandered onto the tracks, prompting her to attempt a rescue. Others believe she was wearing earphones and did not hear the train’s horn in time.The high-speed train struck her, crushing her head instantly. While the train stopped briefly, it continued its journey shortly after, leaving the tragic scene behind.Authorities, including the Community 25 Police, have begun investigations, with local leaders calling for improved railway safety measures to prevent such incidents.

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Tragedy at the Altar: Groom Dies at Wedding in Akyem Anamase

A wedding in Akyem Anamase, Eastern Region, turned into a heartbreaking scene when the groom, Chief Inspector Godwin Beniba, collapsed and died moments before the ceremony.The police officer, who was the Station Officer at Anamase Police Station, arrived at the venue, Anamase Hotel, with his best men while awaiting his bride, Florence Debrah. Shortly after entering, he complained of dizziness and suddenly collapsed.Guests rushed him to Anamase Clinic, but doctors declared him dead on arrival. The shocking incident left wedding attendees, including fellow officers from across the country, devastated. Large amounts of food and drinks prepared for the celebration remained untouched as mourners left in sorrow.His family has since transported his body to Oda Government Hospital for autopsy and preservation. The community remains in mourning, overshadowing the usual holiday festivities.

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Minister-Designate Proposes Large-Scale Farming in Prisons to Tackle Food Shortages

Ghana’s Interior Minister-designate, Ebenezer Okletey Terlabi, has proposed large-scale agricultural initiatives in prisons as a solution to persistent food shortages in correctional facilities.Speaking at his vetting before Parliament’s Appointments Committee on February 25, 2025, Mr. Terlabi highlighted the inadequate daily food allowance of GH¢1.80 per inmate. He believes that engaging prisoners in large-scale farming would help them grow their own food, supplement their meals, and even generate income for the upkeep of the prisons.He suggested establishing prison camps dedicated to agriculture, emphasizing that beyond subsistence farming, correctional facilities could produce food for secondary schools and other institutions facing shortages. He cited Burkina Faso’s prison farming model as a reference for Ghana.Additionally, he proposed relocating some prisons from urban areas to rural regions, where there would be more space for large-scale farming activities. Mr. Terlabi also encouraged private sector involvement in […]

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Teacher Dies in Road Crash on His Way to School

A devastating accident on Monday morning at Assin Dansame in the Central Region claimed the life of a 34-year-old teacher, Michael Brobbey.Brobbey, who taught at Assin Breman near Assin Kushia, was riding his motorbike from Assin Breku to school when the tragic incident occurred around 7:30 a.m. Eyewitnesses report that an oncoming vehicle attempted to overtake another, forcing Brobbey to swerve onto the pedestrian lane. Unfortunately, a KIA vehicle with registration number GF-4723-22 struck him from behind, killing him instantly.The Assin North police quickly responded, transporting his body to the mortuary. The driver of the KIA vehicle has been arrested to assist with investigations.The accident has left the Assin Breku community in deep mourning, as Brobbey, affectionately known as “Kobii,” was cherished by his students, colleagues, and loved ones. His sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the town, highlighting concerns […]

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Fire Ravages ECG Warehouse in Cape Coast, Destroys Cables Worth Thousands

A fire outbreak at the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) warehouse in Cape Coast has destroyed electrical cables valued at thousands of cedis. The blaze, which started on Wednesday, consumed about 60 drums of 2×25mm aluminium electrical cables. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.Firefighters from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) rushed to the scene at 4:35 p.m. and battled the flames for nearly four hours. Their swift intervention prevented the fire from spreading to the main warehouse and nearby properties.The cause of the fire remains unknown, and authorities are investigating the incident. Meanwhile, the Central Regional GNFS Commander, ACFOII Merinda Mary Attigah-Mensah, has urged businesses to prioritize fire safety, especially during the dry season.

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Painter Jailed for Office Laptop Theft.

A 25-year-old painter, Kelvin Boateng, has been sentenced to three years in prison for stealing a laptop from an office in La Kojo Sardine, Accra.Boateng was caught after he scaled a fence to enter the office premises on December 31, 2024. He snuck into one of the rooms and took an HP laptop but was spotted by a witness while trying to escape. He fled and hid in an uncompleted building, but the complainant, Mc Dennis Appau, and other witnesses pursued him and retrieved the stolen device.The police arrested Boateng, and during interrogation, he admitted to the crime. He pleaded guilty to unlawful entry and stealing in court, leading to his conviction by Judge Christina Cann. As he was escorted in handcuffs to begin his sentence, Boateng broke down in tears.

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Kumasi Drivers Protest 10% Motor Insurance Hike.

Commercial drivers in Kumasi are voicing strong opposition to the government’s decision to increase motor insurance premiums by 10% starting next month. Leaders of the Commercial Drivers Association argue that they were not consulted about the increase and are frustrated by the lack of explanation for the rise.Emmanuel Osei Yeboah, the group's leader, stated that the hike would severely impact their businesses and livelihoods. They fear it will also result in higher transportation fares, ultimately burdening consumers. Various other stakeholders, including the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) and the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council (GRTCC), have also criticized the increase.The Kumasi-based drivers have vowed to continue their fight and are calling for the government to reconsider its decision and engage in dialogue.

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Police Hunt for Two Girls Who Stole GH¢41,000 and Gold at Twifo Praso.

The Twifo Praso Police are searching for two young girls, aged eight and 15, who stole GH¢41,000 and gold from a local gold buyer’s shop in the Twifo-Atti Morkwa District, Central Region.The girls, who were strangers to the community, visited the shop on Wednesday and requested assistance to purchase gold. While the shop owner, Mr. Enoch Boateng, was distracted, the girls seized the opportunity to take the money and gold before fleeing.It wasn't until hours later that the theft was discovered. The shop owner is devastated, having lost his capital, and has urged the police to take swift action in locating the thieves.A police investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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